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What Does Projectile Protection Do in Minecraft?

What Does Projectile Protection Do in Minecraft?
Jessica Ferguson

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Ever wondered what ‘Projectile Protection’ in Minecraft really does, especially when you’re gearing up for an adventure? Let’s dive into this cool enchantment.

What exactly is Projectile Protection in Minecraft? This article is here to break it all down for you.

The Short and Sweet on Projectile Protection

Projectile Protection is an enchantment for your armor that reduces the damage you take from projectiles. Think arrows, fireballs, or anything else that gets hurled your way.

This enchantment is super handy when you’re facing skeletons, ghasts, or players in a PvP match. The higher the level of Projectile Protection, the less damage you’ll take from these flying nuisances.

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